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    Our interview process noted that we’d likely be able to hire artisan labor for a daily wage of $10, but that $15 would be a more appropriate number. Because our mission is one of economic empowerment, we’ve elected to go with an even higher $20 per day (rising over time). This assumes a six-hour workday, which we’ve…

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    When comparing these two communities you can see that many of the previous actions that the Ancient Greeks took influenced the behavior of the Red Army. These militaries share similarities as well differences. One similarity is that both settlements only have men in their military. From both primary sources, there is only men pictured on them. Furthermore, the women in these settlements had less rights and worth. Even though both settlements started with women having limited rights, over time…

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    A world without a fair government, cures for illnesses, and incorrect views of the world. Without the contributions of the Ancient Greeks, the modern American life would drastically differ. The history books of the world show the great accomplishments of Greece that has ultimately changed the way of living. The current modern life is heavily influenced by the work of the Ancient Greeks like its influence of architecture, advances in science, ingeniously created governments, and the philosophical…

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    The Aztec Civilization

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    the state religion along with the festivals and rituals but they also managed the state education system. High ranked warriors were also in this category of government officials. Below the nobles, priests and warriors are merchants, artisans and traders. The artisan or tolteca class often worked in specialised large scale workshops, and they included carpenters, scribes, weavers, etc. The most reputable traders were those who managed their business over many territories which were pochteca.…

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    Middle Ages Dbq

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    The aftermath of the Black Death saw a rise in population and the power of the merchants and artisans. It also helped increase the sense of individualism after the carnage that people witnessed. The Hundred Years’ War inspired a growing sense of pride and nationalism. It also helped to organize governments into strong, centralized powers. The downfall…

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    The Aztec Social Classes

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    The Aztec were very strict with social classes. The upper class and the lower class were not to mix. As the years went on the gap between the social classes grew. This growth was caused by Itzcoatl giving some of his close friends and family large areas of land. Farmers were the largest part of society, by far. This group was also called Macehualtin and had half of their people in the lower class and half in the higher class. The part in the lower class was the group that did the field work. The…

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    To many scholars and historians, American Revolution War changed the shape of American history forever. The war was fought between the year 1775-1783, and the conflict was mainly between the Great Britain and its colonies in America. The war started in North America, and it was between the colonialist and the wealthy Americans in the region. However, the war was won when the poor and peasant joined the armed struggle. Notably, the rich and the wealthy Americans managed to convince and rally the…

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    In early colonial society the Atlantic Slave Trade brought slaves from Africa to America. Many factors influenced the policies, laws and how these slaves were treated in the New World. In his book Red, White, and Black, Historian Gary B. Nash argues that a few of these factors were the economic, sexual and military needs of the slaveholders. Another key factor in how the slaves were treated was religion and it’s grasp on their master’s life. The Atlantic Slave Trade According to Nash, the slave…

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    Whenever you open a door, you turn a page. Everything you'll find in the Riad, from the furniture to the lamps and even the tableware, were designed by Bern Kolb and Yannick Hervy and finished by Moroccan artisans. Everything fitting together creates a unique and peaceful atmosphere, as if you were walking into a piece of art. THE ROOM There are five rooms in the Riad, providing space for only ten guest altogether. Our room was on the first floor. It had…

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    his own life is the prophecy provided by the God of Delphi. In criticizing his own life, he realizes that he is wiser than all other men because they do not demonstrate having a higher intelligence than he; but while the poets, politicians, and artisans believe they have knowledge that they do not, Socrates does not have wisdom and also does not believe himself to have knowledge (Plato, trans. 1871). His comprehension of his own ignorance makes him wiser in this matter. In addition to the…

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